Undefiled Greatness: Harnessing the Power of Conflict to Maximize our Greatest Value

Life is a journey, and few things are guaranteed. There is one thing, however, promised to all of us that is conflict. Regardless of your race, nationality, political affiliation, sexual preference, economic status, or even your religious beliefs, conflict affects all of us. The question is; how do you make the most of the conflicts in your life? How do you recognize and use the power of conflict to unearth hidden greatness? Can these questions even be answered? I believe so. Furthermore, I think this book does a phenomenal job addressing our concerns.With the threat of war in the air, governments on the brink of collapse, people divided along political and ideological lines, companies going out of business, and more, we can hardly choose to ignore such an important topic. Conflict is a part of life, and if not handled properly, it can cause destruction. Likewise, when harnessed, it can build new worlds; bridge broken relationships, and propel us into new territory. The outcome is entirely up to how we manage the conflicts in our life.Undefiled Greatness shows you how to get the best out of the worst. The author does so by insightfully unpacking a biblical story about a great man plagued by a conflict that threatened to destroy his future. This man's conflict was the "but" in his life story. Yet, the great news is that a miracle was on the other side of that "but." And the key to getting there was based on how he handled his conflict.Is there a "but" in your story. I am willing to bet there is, and you can do something about it.This book leaves you with the thought, "You can't do anything about conflict, so you might as well do something useful with it." Learn how to use the bad moments in life to maximize God's greatness in you.Topics Covered:•How conflict affects your life and those around you•Four types of conflict•Five keys to benefiting from your conflicts•How God uses conflict to reveal character upgrades and flaws•The value of good counsel and counselors•How to see your conflict from the right perspective